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We carve our questions

into searches for answers,
looking in mirrors
to see our own reflections,
which are but mere
extensions of the mind.
Holly Crawford

Take my words
and twist them
to fit the sahpe
of your ear.
Thread your tongue
with my emotion
to burn all ears
with words
not spoken.
Holly Crawford

He sat on the sh.ore with tears

rolling gently from his eyes.
His pail was not yeat full
and his plastic shovel was floating away,
Lynne McGregor
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Communication
My friends - why friends?
Just "hi" and goodbye friends.
Old friends - new friends;
Too many, but few true friends
/Gordon*

I was going to wirte a poem on this paper,

but the words were so young, innocent and beautiful
that I wanted to keep them inside my head,
in hopes that they would contaminate my mind
with innocence.
Holly Crawford

Little blue eyed boy,

Why are you crying?
The sun is shining
Eva MacGregor

did you see the morning sun as it rose up in

the sky-did you run through open fields where the grass
grows very high-did you ever see the clouds cover up the sun
as raindrops fell towards the ground one on top
of one-have you ever heard the waves crash upon the shore-as mighty winds swept the ocean floor-as sunset came upon once more
Kathi Mintoft

My eyes tell lies to everyone;

lies that I'm having artificial fun.
My pupils always seem dilate,
but honest teacher, I'm straight!
Annonoumous

CLASS OF 74

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Ainley, James
Albes, Leona
Aldridge, Geoff
Allen, Donald

Allen, Lindsay
Almond , Jerry
Aman, Karen
Amery, Mike

Annear, Mary-Jane
Attrill, Barry
Austin , Don
Austin, Janet

Bailly, Michelle
Ball, Ann
Bandura, Brian
Barker, Douglas

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Barkley, Debra
Barton, David
Basaraba, Donna
Battle, Hazel

Baugh, Lori
Beatson, Kim
Beecher, Ernest
Bell, David

Bellart, Tim
Bellamy, Sharon
Bentall, Barney
Berry.Wade

Billings, Ross
Bjorn, Karen
Bittmann, Karin
Black, Anthony

Blazina, Marty
Bowman, Mark
Braun, Gabrielle
Breen, Debra

Briemon, Kim
Bright, Karen
Brodie, Beverley
Brown, Elizabeth

Buchan, Kathryn
Burris, Kurt
Cadger, Neil
Cameron, Janice

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Campbell, Colin
Campbell , Colleen

Campbell, Joy
Cawthorn , Norene

Chandiramani, Rekha
Chow, Pearl

Christy, Dean
Clark, Sandra

Clarke, Jennifer
Cohen, David

Colborne, David
Cole, Susan

Colombo, Susan
Conley, Kevin

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Coop, Stephen
Coote, Joanne
Corsino, Amanditas
Coupland, Colleen
Craig, Marlene
Craik, Douglas

Crawford, Holly
Cunningham, Michael
Cutts, Deborah
Dahlia, Lisa
Dalke, Gordon
Daly, Danette

Daub, Arlene
Davis, Denise
Davis, Donna
Deans, William
Deimuth, Cameron
Der, Margaret

Devlin, Shelley
Dickson, Kathleen
Durant, Donald
Ebbels, Susan
Ehlert, Chris
Erickson, Dwight

Falconer, Bruce
Flock, Bradley
French, Sabrina
Frey, Rick
Gaebel, Terry

Gale, Grant
Gallacher, Jackie
Gibbs, Elizabeth
Glenn, Barry
Goodfellow, Gail

Gordon, Rob
Gordon, Robert
Gould, Tom
Gourlay, Kim
Graham, John

Graham, June
Graham, Lavene
Graham, Ronald
Grant, Daniel
Gratton, Stephen

Grier, Donald
Groves, Alice
Gunn, Anna
Hall, Lyle
Hamilton, James

Hanan, Amy
Hankins, Paul
Hanna, Shane
Hanson, Gary
Hartzell, Lee

Hertz, Michael
Hlmmelman, Jane
Hinds, Tim
Hogg, Susan
Holomis, Darlene

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Hueper, Sandra
Hughes, Joni
Hunter, Jennifer
Hutchinson, Jane
lhme, Craig

Irwin, Michael
Jacobs, Roger
Jages, Jo-Anne
Jaques, Ross
Jaquish, Marlene

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Joad, Roy
Jonassen, Rick
Jones, David
Kadri, Ali
Kamerman, Linda
Kaschl, Karl

Keeler, Deanna
Kermack, Shelley
Kilvington, Peter
Kind, Jerry
Kirst, Forest
Klassen, Raymond

Knight, Patricia
Korner, Ron
Kosek, Reece
Lampert, Raymond
Langefeld, Mark
Lanman, Janice

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Latimer, Philip
Laven, Shelley
Lazelle, Larry
Leavitt, Denise
Leedholm, Lynda
Lelond, Rick

Leong, Pauline
Lessing, Barbara
Lesyk, Linda
Letts, Ruth
Leuschner, Lizabeth
Libin, Robert

Lockard , Linda
Longinotto, Lisa
Love, Gordon
Love, Mellodie
Lund, Kim
Lynn, Cheryl

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MacDonald, Keith
MacDougall, Dawn
Macintosh, Sharon
MacKenzie, Arthur
MacPherson, Daryl
Magee, Dean

Mah, Linda
Mahoney, Claudia
Marsh, John
Marshall, Brent
Martin, Guy
McCarthy, Megan

McCreary, Doran
McCreary, Jamie
Mccuaig, Robert
Mccutchan, Dale
McDougall, Wendy
McGraw, Karen

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McHugh, Brad
Mcintyre, Lynda
Mcisaac, John

McKenzie, Joanne
McMillan, Elizabeth
McPhedran, Gordon

Mentis, Katherine
Middlemiss, Donna
Mikelson, Sheila

Mill, Dale
Miller, Susan Lynne
Miller, Susan Patricia

Mogridge, Patricia
Morgan, Hugh
Morgan, Richard
Morris, Randall
Morrison, Katherine
Murray, Gordon

Muzzy, Rhonda
Nastiuk, Linda
Nesbitt, Margaret
O'Connor, Michael
Opocensky, George
Pakosz, Paulette

Palmer, Dale
Parsons, Brock
Paterson, Simon
Patterson, Sylvia
Pearlman, Sharon
Penstock, Fred

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Perry, Chris
Perry, Norma
Ptob, Juan
Phillips, Scott
Pinal, Debra
Prorier, Ronald

Poon, Linda
Perrelli, Bryan
Pratt, Ward
Purdy, Kirk
Racicot, Dean
Rajchel, Vince

Raulick, Lloyd
Rees, Susan
Reesor, Ken
Reid, Janine
Reitter, Linda
Rennie, Ann

Richardson, Donald
Richardson, Donna
Robinson, Colleen
Ross, Janice
Rothe, Lyle
Roukes, Diane

Rowbotham, Elizabeth
Rutledge, Margie
Safton, Sandi
Sandau, Shannon
Sangster, Vincent
Sawkins, Laurel

Scheuerman, Hugh
Schneider, Rita
Schoeneman, Julie
Scott, Susan
Scown, Jack
Segal, Suzette

Shepherdson, Joanne
Simpson, Douglas
Singbeil, Gloria
Skladan, Richard
Slunt, Robert
Smart, Paul

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Smith, Roxanne
Stannard, Debra
Steele, Susan
Stewart, John
Stilwell, Nancy
Storch, Deborah

Stout, Rhondda
Stubbert, Rhody
Stukart, George
Sumlak, Tim
Summers, Colin
Sutherland, Frank

Swanson, Patti
Syryda, Colleen
Targett, E.izabeth
Taylor, Brent
Theilman, Joann
Thiesen, Dave

Thorne, Bert
Tiedemann, Denise
Treschow, Michael
Trewhitt, Caudia
Tschritter, Carolyn
Turner, Vicki

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Tzitzoglakis, Sousann
Usherwood, Rick
Vanderwiel, Robert
Van Gelderen, Walter
Van Hees, Violet

Van Scheflen, Henry

Verquin, Debbie
Verrin, Betty
Vierra, Russell
Wade, Leonard

Wagg, Ztephanie
Walker, Flora
Wallace, Craig
Wallace, Janet
Warnock, Randy

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Waterfield, Roger
Watts, Kelly
Way, Brenda

Weir, Daisy
Weiss, Cheryl
Wetter, Graham

White, Candi
Wiebe, Bonita
Wiens, Pat

Willeboordse, George
Williams, Penny
Williams, Robert

Woodman, Karen
Wright, Heather
Yuen, Sandy

Yung, Richard
Zebedee, Wendy
Zuckiar, Lionel

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Grade Eleven
Aaftink, Johanna
Agnew, Cindy
Allen, Tom
Alvarez, Juan
Anderson , Betty
Anderson, Margaret
Andrews, Richard
Andrishak , Murray
Annear, Christine
Arnold , Wilfred
Attle, AnneMarie
Austin, Patricia
Avremenko, Lucy
Ball, James
Baltgailis, Karen
Barkley, Kenneth
Barnett, Robin
Bassarab, Wendy
Baxter, David
Beauferris, Esmail
Beaumont, Josh
Beauvois, Claudette
Bell , Ian
Bell, Robin
Bergmann, Ronald
Bierwagon, Mark
Binnie, Kathy
Birch, Gary

Birch , Tracy
Blake, Patricia
Bloom Lisa
Boettger, Holly
Boyd, Janice
Boyda, Wayne
Brandley, Dean

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Brown, Daniel
Brown, Debbie
Brown, James
Burndred, Wayne

Caine, Barbara
Chambers, William
Charlebois, Barbara
Chisholm, Barbara

Chow, Garry,
Christensen, Karen
Christie, George
Christison, Matthew

Churchill, Gail
Clark, Colin
Clark, Neil
Clark, Paul

Clark, Sandra
Claughton , Donna
Cloutheir, Richard
Colwell, Patrick

Corsino, Julius
Cory, James
Craik, Nell
Cranston, Donald

Cukavac, Hilda
Daly, Janet
Daredia, Aminali
Daredia, Azimali

Darroch, Jack
Davidson, Leslie
Davies, Karen
Dawson-Grove, Lucy

Demuelenaere, Wayne
Desjarlais, Frank
Devlin, Diana
Dickson, Susan

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Dixon , Nell
Dodd , Paul
Dods, Vick i
Douglas, Desi
Drews, Maureen
duBerger, Lesley

Duncan , Jayne
Duncan , Roger
Duncanson , Deborah
Dunlop, Tanja
Ebbels, Tim
Ebsworth , Joanne

Elton , Heather
Evenson, Alison
Fawcett, Linda
Fennessey, Randy
Ferber, Deeana
Fetherston, William

Finkbeiner, Roland
Fleury, Jane
Follett, Joseph
Francis, David
Fraser, Tim
Frey, Sandra

Frise, Brian
Frost, Carol-Ann
Funk , Deborah
Gatos, Peter
Gasch, Evelyn
Georgopoulos, Jim

Glaister, William
Goett, Kath ie
Gorgenyl, Julie
Gourlay, 'Robin
Gray, Kelly
Gray, Patti

Griffiths, Terry
Gyoerlck, Debbra
Hage, Nagah
Haggart, Hilary
Halas. Joe
Halas, Lou is

Hall Christopher
Hall , Edward
Halton, Diane
Hancock , John
Hannaford , Kim
Hargreaves, Jane

Harper, Julie
Hartford , Leanne
Hartwell, James
Hauenstein , Peter
Hawes, Katherine
Hayes, Lew

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Hill, Darcy
Hill, John
Hinch, Karen
Hind, Kenneth
Hobby, Sherry
Holbrook, Susan
Holder, Sharon
Holland, Brad
Holliday, Bonny
Hong, Betty
Hopkins, Gay
Hubele, Rodger
Humphrey, Gordon
Humphreys, Peter

Hyer, Gary
lsfan, Sandra
Jaquish, Gordon
Joehnck, Linda
Johnson, Thomas
Jones, Dawn
Joo, Peter
Joy, Michael
Kara, Karima
Kempt, Kevin
Kerr, Glen
Keylock, Kip
Kilgour, Deborah
Kilvlngton, Geoffrey

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Kincaid, Ron
Klassen, Ruth
Klose, Barbara

Knell, Douglas
Kilba, Laurie
Kolias, Angela

Kolias, Ikey
Kolias, Vange
Korvela, Tiina

Kubicek, Mary
Kwan, Ken
Langridge, John

LaPlace, Robin
Lea, Peter
Lee, Caroline
Letts, David
Liepins, Arlene
Lindsay, Robert
Linton, Terry

Loeppky, Lorri
Loewen, Keith
Long, Margot
Lucente, Linda
Lutz, Diane
Macdonald, Roger
Macdonald, Ronald
MacGregor, Eva
MacKenzie, Mary
Mackie, David
Makolosky, Debra
Malpass, Larry
Maniotakis, Maria
Mark, Kathleen
Markowycz, Gabriel
Marsh, Corinne
Marshall, Debbie
Martens, Peter
Martens, Richard
Martin, Mickey
Maxwell, Janice

Maygard, Randy
McCaig, Mark
McCarty, Pat
McCarthy, Dan
McClure, Terry
McColl, Cathy
McCulloch, John

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McCullough, Patricia
McDonald, Denise
McGee, Dennis
McGhie, Jacqueline

McGregor, Lynne
Mcintosh, Edward
Mcisaac, Marc
Mcisaac, Sherry

McKay, Muriel
McKenzie, Christine
McKenzie, Marilyn
McKinstry, Larry

McLeod, Darrell
McLeod , Margaret
McNally, Sybil
McNlchol, Douglas

McWhae, Elizabeth
McWllllam, Brian
Mears, Bob
Melchin, Laurie

Melling, Tom
Meronek, Ria
Miller, Karen
Milot, Michele

Mitchell, Lorna
Mix, Aaron
Mohamid, Zeek
Mohtadi. Nicholas

Moro, Judith
Mosquin, Shannon
Munro, Heather
Nasi, Mary

Nielsen , Jette
Nissen, Robert
Nussbaumer, Ruth
O'Connor, Maureen

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Ogilvie, Susan
Olenick, Candace
Olsen, Diane
Pain, Julie
Pakosz, Jean
Palmer, Bruce
Panko, Lana

Parnel, Jim
Peckham, Maggie
Pendlebury, Natalie
Petropoulos, George
Petzold, Peter
Pidgeon, Tim
~Pirie, David
Pixley, Brenda
Poon , May
Porter, Ted
Poulsen, Allan
Prior, Pennie
Proudfoot, Tim
Pruden, Kerry
Purdy, Ann
Racz, Tom
Randall, Leslie
Rapp, Rudy
Raudebaugh, Robert
Renaud, Ray
Richardson, Debora
Roach, Susan
Roberts, James
Robinson, Gordon
Rock, N"ankie
Rodway, Cathy
Ross, Richard
Rothwell, James

Rundle, Rod
Runham, Howard
Russell, Karen
Sage, Brenda
Sanford , Kathleen
Sangster, Vanessa
Sawatsky, Lois
Sawyer, Beth
Schoeneman, Vicki
Schwab, Darlene
Scobie, Kathleen
Scott, Cheryl
Shaver, Roxanne
Shiel, Brian

Sidjak, Jane
Smeltzer, Linda
Smith, Anita
Smith, Larry
Smith, Stephen
Sprung , Kerri
Stalker, David
Steman, Dianne
Stenicka, Frank
Stevens, Alan
Streight, Mur~ay
Swann, Nancy
Swanson, Laurel
SyKes, James

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Sytsema, John
Tangolls, Laurie
Telfter, Andrew
Tempest, Doug
Thompson , Wendy
Tickell, Connie
Tinlos, Helen

Tisch, Teresa
Titus, Tracy
Tonken , David
Tucker, Murray
Tuckwell, Marietta
Tuff, Kathy
Turner, James
Tynan, John
Tyson , Jane
VandenBrlnk, Sandra
Waite, Riley
Wall, Dolly
Waseluk, Iris
Watson , Clare

Watson , Clayton
Wear, Ronald
Weeks, Peter
Weiss, David
Wesgate, Patrick
Whitehead , Michael
Whitlock, Shelley
Wiebe, Douglas
Williams, Benny
Williams, Brian
Williams, Paul
Wirges , Jim
Wong , Cheong
Wong , George
Wood , Douglas
Woofter, Matthew
Wozniak, Ron
Wray, Josephine
Wright, Linda
Youde, Penny
Ziegler, Rosalie

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Grade Ten
Abbott, Marshal
Abrams, Brian
Adam, Ian
Agnew, Susan
Ainsworth, Carolyn
Antal, Joe

Arnott, Ellen May

Atkins, Lisa
Atkinson, Janet
Attrill, Dale
Baer, Jane
Bagdonat, Dianna

Ball, David
Bannerman, John
Barker, Jay
Barr, Sandra
Bartindale, Gerry
Bartley, Susan

Baur, Gordon
Bay, Greg
Belanger, Lorna
Bell, Mary
Benekos, Achilleas
Bereskow, Victor

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Billings, Bradley
Biro, George
Black, Wilma
Boyda, Gary

Bozovic, Tina
Brown, Brian
Brown, John
Bryan, Keith

Buckton, Thomas
Burnand , Andrew
Cameron, Dougall
Campbell, Cindy

Campbell, James
Carmichael, Christine
Carter, Ed
Chapman, Barry

Chaters, Richard
Chong, Karrie '
Chow, Don
Clark, Julie

Clark , Raymond
Clarker, Stephanie
Clemis, David
Cohos. Peter
Colborn , Cheryl
Conlan, Andrew
Cooke, Barbara

Coombes, James
Copeland , Charles
Corbet, Bruce
Cowie, Allan
Craig, Stuart
Crawford, Sharon
Creasser, Tanice
Cripps, Tom
Davidson , Murray
Davidson, Patricia
Davis, Vicki
deBoer, Marian
Deimuth , Garry
Der, William
Descoteau , Wendy
Desjarlasi, Gerald
Devine, John
DeVulder, Linda
deWynter, Debbie
Dinkel , Deborah
Dorman, Mark

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Downing, Laura
Dumett, Daniel
Dumont, Rose
Duncanson, Marshall
Dunford, Robert
Duree, Dana

Eckford , Valerie
Edmundson, Donna
Elkins, Susan
Ellerman , Bradley
Elsdon, Mike
English, Tim

Englund , Lyle
Enns, Darcy
Evans, Kim
Fairfield , William
Finkbeiner, Walter
Finney, Karen

Fleury, Beth
Flock, George
Franche, Blair
French, Dean
Friley, Dana
Fuller, Janice

Fullerton , Dick
Gale, Jack
Gale, Penny
Gallelli , Darcy
Gallie, Louise
Geddes, Joanne

Geisler, Debbie
Gibson , Catherine
Gilchrist, Diane
Gill, Gerry
Glennie, Douglas
Gotby, Kim

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Gotfrled, Richard
Gourlay, Simon
Graversen, Robert
Greig, Ann
Griffiths, Bobby
Griffiths, Cheryl
Gross, Glenda
Gunderson, Brady
Gunn, Rob
Gunnarsson, Kelly
Hage, Nohe
Hall, Karen
Halpenny, David
Halton, Rhonda
Hamilton, Deborah
Hamm, Kevin
Hammond, Michele
Hamoud, Youssef
Hansen, Marian
Harvey, Joanne
Hasan, Zahra
Hauser,. Joyce
Hayward, Cynthia
Halfmann, Fred
Hewko, Carol
Hlghton, Pennie
Hillman, Bonnie
Holgate, Douglas
Holland, Leslie
Horning, Norma
Howard, Debra
Hubele, Barry
Hunt, Melinda
Hunter, Mitchell
Hval, Randall
Ingold, Fred
Irving, Sally
Irwin, Susan
Irwin, William
lsakelt, Thomas
lsfan, Ingrid
Iversen, Carson

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Jensen, Patricia
Johnson, Linda
Johnson, Sandi
Jones, Linda
Jones, Ronald
Jumpsen, Peter
Kadey, Brad

Kadri, Amera
Kanygin, George
Kavanagh, Mark
Kermack, Kathryn
Keys, Katheryne
Kingsford, Kelly
Kinniburgh, Derrick
Kneale, David
Knowlton, Mary
Kolba, Ron
Kolias, Stamatina
Korner, Eddie
Krahn, Terry
Kramer, Gordon

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Kreft, Tina
Kurta, Jim
Kwan, Henry
Labuhn, Rose
Lade, Janet
Langh . Susanne

Latimer, Jonathan
Law, Brian
Leavitt, Kathleen
Leeson, Alisdalr
Leitch , Pamela
Leong, Jackson

Lewis, Patricia
Litwack, Douglas
Loeppky, Lyle
Look, Rudy
Lumgair, Wendy
Lundell, Selma

Luxford, David
Lynn, Wendy
Lytle, Carola
MacDonald, Ron
MacDougall, Bruce
MacDouQall, Robert

MacGregor, Alexander
MacKay, Duncan
MacKenzie, Brent
Maclachlan, Michael
Mahon, Jeffrey
Mantz, Linda

Marsh , James
Marsh, Sharon
Marthold, Michael
Mason , Ken
Massie, Kim
Mathison, Richard

Matthews, Rita
McCaig, Michael
McEachern, Jane
McGillis, Gloria
McKercher, Tracy
McKinnon , Douglas

McKnight, Kerry
McLaren , Lyla
McLaughlin, Alfred
McLeod, Murdo
McLeod , William
McNair, Mary

McNally, Kathleen
McNutt, Deborah
Mill , Fay
Millard, Laura
Miller, Anne
Miller, Rhonda

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Minshull, Ken
Misklmmln, Shandell
Mitchell, David

Moody, Jeff
Moore, Kathleen
Moore, Sandra

Morgan, Grace
Morris, Kathy
Morrison, Nancy

Mulloy, Robert
Murray, Bill
Neelin, Dennis

Nelles, Robert
Naslund, Sandra
Nevison, Kevin

Odagaki , Craig
Oesch , Wesley
Olafson, Dean

Olive, Byng
Olson, Tim
Paech, Isabella

Pan, Anthony
Papavasilopoulos, Maria
Parke, Linda

Parker, Colleen
Parks, Tammy
Perry, Richard

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Petropoulos, Paul
Phillips. Genevieve
Ph illips, Timothy
Pinder, Angela
Pollock, Jim
Porter, Lee

Prysizny, Gregory
Pugh , Margaret
Quantz, Lora
Ram ie, Lily
Ramsay, Ray
Rayment, Carole

Reeb, Wilbert
Reynolds, Kelli
Richardson , Dale
Richardson , Waynr;r
Robins, Craig
Robinson , Darlene

Rodway, Megan
Rohl , Debra
Rollison, Debra
Roop, Deborah
Rothe, Steve
Ruben, Irene

Russell, Sharon
Rutledge, Alicean
Ryan , Wendy
Safton, Jamie
Sanford , Robert
Sawkins, Calvin
Schacher, Dwayne
Scheuerman , Bruce
Schmidt, Douglas
Schoeneman , Sandra
Sebastian , Lois
Segal , Jean
Senecal , Raymond
Seymour, Jam ie

Sfakianakis, Rita
Sidjack, Gordon
Simpson , Edward
Siviter, Catherine
Slotboom , Sigward
Smart, Beverley
Smith , Geoffrey
Synder, Gall
Soby, Pamela
Southoff, Herb
Sparkes, Sandra
Speerstra, Marian
Speidel , Gerald ine
Spence, Robert

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Stalker, Valerie
Stegehuis, Hermanus
Steguis, Johanna
Steman, Karen
Stewart, David
Stewart, Wade
Street, Glenn

Stuart, Darryl
Stuppard , Eric
Stuppard, Laurie
Sumlak , Dwight
Sykes, Henry
Syryda, Kevin
Targett, David
Tatchell, Mark
Taylor, Becky
Taylor, Geoff
Taylor, Sandra
Tesluck, Michael
Thompson, Rodger
Thurlow, Bud
Travis, Donalee
Turner, Trudi
Ulph, Tom
Ure, Brady
Van Bosch, Donna
Vancha, Kevin
Vanderleest, Karen

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Vanderwiel. Tina
VanTornhout, Kirk
Vierra, Rodrick
Vorpahl, Doris

Wagg, Michael
Walker, Barbara
Walker, Brian
Warnke, Barbara

Warnke, Deborah
Weir, Kenneth
West, Thomas
Westbury, Susan

Whittaker, Susan
Whyte, David
Whyte, Karen
Wiggill , Lynn

Williams, Mary
Wilison, Donald
Wilson, Jane
Wilson , Noel

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Wilson , Randy
Winter, Diane
Wolf, Murray
Wortman, Marlene

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Yee, Susan
Yee, Show
Youde, Terry
Young , Steve

Zach, Barbara
Zbrodoff, Lana
Ze~eljanovic, Filip

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Valedictory Address
GUEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I have come to a point in time where I find myself almost speechless , which a lot of people will agree
doesn't happen very often .
I have reached a point in my life where it is time to say goodbye to a lot of people and things that have, together, formed what will always be a precious memory. We must now say goodbye to a
school, Western Canada, that has had most of us five days a week for three years .
Its image will not soon fade
even though some of us wish it would. We are now all headed in divergent paths, a sad thing, but a sign that we
have reached a turning point in our lives . Wherever we go , I hope that our last memories of high school will be
good ones .
There are few of us who will soon forget a football game, cheering the boys in red and white, a rousing
round of squaredancing during Western Week, or Wolfman wandering the halls on Greaser Day . Sitting in the parking lot watching the seagulls, or in the gymn watching basketball , or in the front hall munching a chocolate bar,
if you were lucky enough to get one out of the machine.
These are fond memories of Western, but to me, the most important is that Western .is people . It is people
that you may never see again, people that you got to know and have fun with in class, laughing, smiling people,
people that you hardly know but you ' ll never forget, and people that will mean something to you forever .
Western is learning about yourself, your personality and your relationship to society.
And Western is learning about others, understanding their points of view , appreciating diffe rent kinds of
people and learning to accept all for what they are. Western is a life experience and an important part of each
one of us .
By now , most of you are probably wishing that I had been left speechless, but there is one thing that I
want to do, and that is to read you a poem that sure means a lot to me. It is a poem about life and I will let
Diane Rutledge say something to us all, through her poem "Go Gently Through the Years ", about how to face problems in growing up and growing into the world around us.
Go gently through the years
But go with strength .
Don ' t be ashamed of tears,
Of anger or of fears,
For they ' re a part of you and you're alive.
Go gently through the day
But go with pride.
Show that you know the way ,
In the things you do and say ,
For they're a part of you and you ' re alive.
Go gently through the night
But go in peace .
Know for yourself what's right,
Keep all your goals in sight,
For they're a part of you and you ' re alive.
Climb mountains while you man,
And sing your songs.
Start living every day.
It won ' t be long before you turn around
And wonder where life ' s gone .
I think that what she is really trying to say is be yourself, understand yourself and be proud of your individuality . Don't take life too heavily . Go easy, but go knowing your own values and how you will stand against
obstacles. Be happy that you're alive and don ' t waste your life wishing for something you can't attain or trying
to be something you're not. You are you , and you are unique .
I hope that each of us will take
I think that all of us have something pretty special, and that is life.
this gift and use it to its best advantage to us and to others .
Thankyou all for being yourselves and for each being a precious part of my memory of Western.
I wish all
of you the best of luck in the future.
God bless you.
I'll sure miss you !
--Shelley Kermack
It has been almost three years now since that rosy fall September third of 1971. That was my first day of
High School, and as I sat at breakfast with a space in my stomach that refused to allow my toast to taste any
better no matter what kind of jam I used, I realized that I could not b~ the only person with a few reservations
about the value of advancing an education past the Grade Nine level.
Indeed , as I am now just as unreadily
perched on the doorstep of Grade Twelve, and the years before me, I begin to have my doubts about the valu e of
a University Education, and my toast again tastes bland no matter what jam I use.
The moral you may derive from this is that despite the fact that I have, in three years, had the faults of
High School education painfully displayed to me countless times, the same will probably apply later; it is only
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RETAKES
Anderson, Barry
Bell , Cyndy
Boettger, Brenda
Bolstad , Twylla

Grade Twelve

Buck, Sephen
Burgess, Jane
Carroll , Jeffrey
Chapman, Ron
Corkill , Tom
Cowper, Geoff
Cropper, Paul
Daly, Shannon
Foster, James
Fraser, Mary
Gee, Brian
Gibson , Doug
Hein , Judy
Henderson , Rob
Hodd, Gail
Kulikoski, Ken
LaPlace, Lori
Lonneberg, Bruce
Mark , Spencer
McGillivray, Kathy
Mclssac, John
McLea, Richard
Mohtadi, Philip
Moody, Kevin
Neyison, Sharon
Pink, Janet
Pow, Laurie
Rohrer, Robert
Schulli , Richard
Sloan , Tom
Speerstra, Catherine
Stephens, Richard
Stoddart, Glen
Swanson , Pam
Thompson, John
Tonken , Jeff
Topic, Eugene
VandenBrink , Stephen
Venini , David
Walker, Bill
Walsh, Liz Anne
Walsh , Lindsay

Grade

Whittingham , Debra
Wilson , George
Youmans, Meredith
Boyse, Debbie
Cowie, Brent

Craig, Helen
Darnell, Linda
Dedhar, Feisal
Galenkamp , Robert
Green , Mike
Hanen , Paul
Harper, Julie

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Hruby, Yvette
Johnson , David
Moore, Kathryn
Morley, Rick
Morrison , Anne
Pelletier, Terry

Plowman , Barbara
Pow, Brian
Reagan, Murray
Re id, Lynda
Switzer, Susan
Tomlinson, John

Grade

Tye, Howard
Wallace, Debbie
Wilson, Tom

Ten

Anderson , Beverley

Arnott, William
Blakely, Doug
Boettcher, Brenda
Bosley, Greg
Bottrell , Wendy
Breen , Pamela

Bull , Rita
Chodak , Fran
Cook , Ron
Coombes, Jim
Crane, Lenora
Davidson , Marshall

Davis, Vicki
Dutka, Sharon
Fischbuch, Brett
Graham , Daniel
Gray, Elizabeth
Helem , Ken

Mempseed , Ed
Ingold , Fred
Jacobson, Jackie
Kathrens, Rick
Kathrens, Robin
Lynn, Wendy

Madore, Deborah
Owens , Chris
Pratt, Hilary
Roberts, Chip
Rock , Ron
Stoffels, Grace

Thomsen , Lori
Vancha, Debbie
Walker, Heather
Wallace, Robert
Wapemoose, Velma
Ward, Laurie

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Teaching Staff

Mrs. D. M. Bath

Mr. C. Causley

Mrs. J. M. Bloxom Mrs. M. E. Bozak Mr. D. Broadbent Mr. M. G. Bumstead Mr. D. R. Caskey

Mr. W. R. Davis

Mrs. M. R. Fleetham Mr. G. Fryklind

Mr. L. E. Devitt

Mr. E. E. DeWolfe

Mr. R. Epton

Mr. D. H. Ferguson

Miss J. I. Gibson

Miss R. E. Hall

Mrs. Y. E. Helmer

Mrs. W. D. Hill

Mr. D. Jepson

Mrs. K. Johnston

Jr..._
Mr. J. D. Hoeppner Mrs. E. J. Hojnik

Mr. D. J. Kenyon

Mr. A. Langstraat

Mr. A. S. Horvath Mr. R. A. Hyndman

Mr. F. Martens Mr. T. D. McKinnon Mrs. A. F. Mclachlan

Mr. E. Litwack

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Mr. W. A. Mokoski Mrs. M. E. Paquette Mr. G. D. Parker Mrs. J . B. Pinkman Miss F. Quinton

Mr. D. L. Robb

Mr. T. Serediuk

Mr. W. Shworan

Mr. W. E. Sill

Mr. D. M. Sinclair

Mr. A. D. Smith Mr. G. E. Stromsmoe Mr. N. V. Strukoff Mrs. J. R. Sujir Mr. W. J. P. Turley

...
Mr. W. J . Wadden Mr. P. R. Walker

Mr. C. Windels

Mrs. P. E. Yurach

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Department Heads ..

Mr. A. J. Bowering

Mr. J. Braun

Mr. K. H. Green

Mr. L. King

Mr. W. Krysak

Mr. P. J. Masters

Miss A. Mercier

Mr. G. C. Rice

Mr. J. D. Robertson

Mr. D. Torstensen

Administration

Mr. G. H. Desson

Mr. D. F. Jones

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Mr. W. C. Patrick

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my perspective which changes . The importance has long since left that distant September, the blah jam, and the
reservations about beginning a new experience.
I now realize the test of toast is not in the jam, just as the
test of an education is not in the facilities, but rather what we put into the education.
This brings me to my first point. A point which on examining a few old yearbooks seems to be the oldest
cliche of oratory efforts such as this:
"It is not the building, but the people, that makes a High School."
With this one life truism in mind, a trauma of great proportions hit me. What are the people at Western Like?
Who is the typical student at Western? What does he do to make Western what it is?
By answering these questions I knew I would find out exactly what Western truly was, under its cloud of
classrooms, books, schedules, and events. It was to be no easy task, but dauntless I embarked to locate a typical Western Student; there was to be but one .
A quick search of the cafeteria yielded no results .
I was already disillusioned . Where else would a typical student go? He wouldn't be talking in the main hall, though social acceptability may have dictated it. He
wouldn't be in the library; it is not the place to bat about the rhetoric. Not in the office fighting his timetable; our typical student has no complaints . The gym is not his sanctuary from pressures of academics. He does
not ~nhabit the segments of the school devoted to fine arts, for the obvious reasons. Labour is offensive , so he
does not participate in shops.
Science requires math , a course in which he never managed to best the fifty mark.
He would probably never find the Mirror or Acatec office, and he isn't a poet anyway. A council meeting would
never have bearing on him . . . not there.
His type of people con't hang around the amphitheatre. The front lawn on a warm day is great for lounging,
but has no action. The parking lot is full of drunken maniacs with their own credit cards, not typical of
Western Students.
It begins to appear the typical student does not exist. But no; a hasty bit of fatalism, for down the hall
strolls Western's typical Student. Summing up all that Western is by his mere existence. He radiates High School
from head to foot.
Everything a High School Student should be, is, and ever was.
Skipping the third period
he comes; dressed in decaying Adidas and bluejeans, whistling an Alice Cooper tune . With legs unused to being out
of a desk, he stumbles, and drops the accumulation of every parent notice and report card he received since that
first September in 1971 .
My joy at the doscovery was smothered by a shocking sight. Amongst that bundle of yellowed notices, stood
out white and clean, a ' Request for Transfer' form. Western ' s typical Student was ready to leave !
My faith in humanity and school spirit shattered , I could ask but o~e question of this single human tribute to our school-- "Why?" The reply was quick, and did not spare me. Western's only typical student looked up
to me and said:
"I just didn't seem to fit. "
This brings me to the second moral of . the day. Everyone has individual characteristics which, combined,
form the soul and heart of our school.
It is the people, individually, whom I have known at Western that have
made anything I have done here worthwhile.
In the group of people whom I know at this school, if even one had
been missed during some course in time , I would have suffered directly .
In this respect , what I think of Western can only be completely varied from the impressions each of you may have. We are all typically untypical of
what people at Western are like, and it is this diversity which has kepy me in some semblance of sanity over the
years and holds some promise in the future.
The third portion of my speech consists of the traditional message to the graduating class. This is what
should be the accumulation of all my experience, rolled into one . If you listen and apply it to your own life it
should m'ake your way into the world just a little easier .
I have learned over the years that the game of life is much like an uphill game of croquet . A game which
involves not only the taxing skills of aligning shots but the added inconvenience of handicapping slope on the
field . The harder you hit the ball, the further it goes; but , we know it will always roll back , just as we
seldom receive full rewards for our effors elsewhere.
Every once in a while the ball goes rolling up the hill after a good hit and does not roll down .
It is
stuck on a rock . At this point we can be sure of a penalty.
It is your choice to risk the penalty and hit the
ball again from further up the hill , hoping to find another rock, all the while knowing the ball could roll back
to where you started originally , the difference being you are now behind--with a penalty .
Applied to your lives, this parable has another moral application . As we apply effort to our goals, sooner
or later we get ahead. The penalty will always be that we are leaving someone behind .
If we proceed with the
penalty, we must always keep in mind that at any time the rock may give way and we will find ourselves at the
bottom of the hill again, with most of our friends now stuck on a rock halfway up .
As long as you remember this as you ' re swinging away on the side of the hill, failure or success will al ways be tempered by the memory of where you were before .
-- Graham N. Wetter

- - Due .to late dates and early deadlines, we were unable to include any picture
of the Graduation ceremonies or dance .

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SENIOR FOOTBALL

Front (L-R) Terry Jeffrey, Frank Sutherland, Fick Morgan, John Mclssac, Wade Berry, Richard
Stephens, Don Austin, Phil Mohtadi, Paul Cropper, Gordon Maxwell. Middle (L.,;R) Rick Usherwood,
Jamie McCreary, Doyle Matheson, Ike Kolias, Benny Williams, Dan Brown, Gary Birch, Pat Colwell,
Kurt Burriss, Dave Venini , Mr. King (coach). Back (L-R) Dave Cropper, Jack Marsh, Gord Maxwell, Ric~
Skladden , Barry Anderson, Art Mackenzie, Gerry Almond, Larry Lazelle, Kevin Hamm, Dean Christie,
Gary Hyer.

JUNIOR FOOTBALL

Front (L-R) Mark Tatchell, Rudy Rapp, Peter Weeks, Bruce Corbet, Brian Abrams, Marshall Abbott,
Jeff Yonken, Brent Cowie, Tom West, Peter Cohos, Paul Petropoulos, Bruce Palmer. Middle (L-R)
Coach Davidson, Rick Chaters, Brady Gunderson, Don Chow, Murry Straight, Jean Segal, Bobby Griffiths, Rob Spence, Les Davidson, Chriss Hall, Matt Christison, Mr. Sill (coach). Back (L-R) Robert Lindsay, Terry Griffiths, David Mitchell, Peter Crabb, Dave Targett, Rob Gunn, Doug MGkinnon, Peter
Jumpsen, Ron Wazniack, Jeff Mahon, Doug Glennie, Tim Olson.

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SENIOR BOYS' VOLLEYBALL

Front (L-R) George Petropoulos, Nick Mohtadi, Bobby Williams. Back (L-R) Mr. Masters
(coach), David Letts, George Wilson, Rick Frey, Len Wade.

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JUNIOR BOYS'
VOLLEYBALL

Mr. Braun (coach), Allisdair Leeson, Glenn Kerr, Bob MacDougall, Bill Chambers, Mike
Treschow.

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SENIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

Front (L-R) Diana Devlin, Cheryl Weiss, Karen Woodman, Holly Boettger, Evelyn Gasch, Laurie
Pow. Back (L-R) Sue Cole, Kelly Gray, Darlene Holomis, Debbie Dinkle, Janet Atkinson, Debbie
Barclay, Mrs. Hill (coach).
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JUNIOR GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL

Front (L-R) Mrs. Johnston (coach), Lori Thompson, Julie Clark , Janet Lade. Back (L-R) Louise
Gallie, Margaret Pugh, Ann Miller.

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WRESTLING

Front (L-R) Gord Robinson, Bob Neilson, Derrick Kinniburgh, Leslie Davidson. Back (L-R) Bob
Griffiths, Tim Hinds, Gary Birch, Doug Barker, Bob Williams.

JUNIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Front (L-R) Diana Devlin, Lori Thompson, Marilyn McKenzie, Barbara Chisholm, Janet Lade. Back (LR) Bill Bradley, Sally Irving, Becky Taylor, Alicean Rutledge, Sandra Vandenbrink, Gail Snyder, Debbie Dinkle.

SENIOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL

Front (L-R) Holly Boettger, Ann Miller, Sue Cole, Kelly Cole, Kelly Gray, Michelle Bailey, Laurie Pow.
Back (L-R) Mr. King (coach), Ruth Letts, Linda Wright, Darlene t-lolomis, Debbie Barclay, Eva
MacGregor.

JUNIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL

Front (L-R) Nick Mohtadi, Clayton Watson, Walter Van Gelderen, Bill Chambers, Chris Kenedy, Robert
. Lindsay, Glenn Kerr. Back (L-R) Mr. Sill (coach), Brian Pow, Peter Crabb, Kevin Hamm, Doug McKinnon, Doug Spackman, Matt Christison, Ken Hind.

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SENIOR BOYS' BASKETBALL

Front (L-R) Jamie McCreary, Dan Brown, Cam Deimuth, George Wilson, Len Wade. Back (L-R) Mr.
Jones, Brent Taylor, Gary Hyer, Jack Scown, Tom Corkill, Pat Colwell, Robert Lindsay.

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GIRLS' CHEERLEADERS

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Liz Leuschner, Lisa Longinotto, Heather Walker, Susan Scott, Gail Goodfellow, Pat Mogridge, Flora
Walker, Lisa Atkins, Ann Ball, Shannon Daly.

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BOYS' CHEERLEADERS

Front (L-R) Robert Lindsay, Walt Van Gelderen. Back (L-R) Chris Kenedy, Bdan Pow, Craig Wallace,
Hugh Scheuerman, Dean Christie, Bill Chambers.

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TRACK AND FIELD

Front (L-R) Tina Corvella, Laurie Pow, Darlene Holomis, Debbie Barclay, Evelyn Gasch, Susan Scott,
Lis Longinotto, Tim West. Middle (L-R) Mrs. Hill (coach), Nick Mohtadi, Dean Christie, Bruce Corbett,
Kelly Gray, Cheryl Weiss, Karen Woodman. Back (L-R) Walt Van Gelderen, John Stewart, Bill
Chambers, David Mackie, Rick Frey, George Petropoulos, Tony Pann, Mr .. King (coach).

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(L-R) Jay Barker, Darcy Gallelli, Ward Pratt, Mr. Davis.

RUGBY

Front (L-R) Art MacKenzie, Hue Morgan, Matt Woofter, Paul Clark. Middle (L-R) Lloyd Rolic, Reece
Kosek, Brock Parsons, Gorden Love, Dean Christie, Leslie Davidson, Marshall Abbott. Back (L-R)
Walt Van Gelderen, Gary Birch , John Stewart, Mr. Hoeppner, Hugh Scheuerman, Mike Treschow,
Craig Wallace, Peter Humphries.

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REGIONAL CHAMPION KOQUOT PICKING TEAM

front (L-R) Bruce Mohacsy, Alan Stevens. Back (L-R) James Sykes, Doug Wood, Mr. Robertson.

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REACH FOR THE TOP

(L-R) John Graham, Robin Barnett, Brock Parsons, Amy Hanen.

GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY

Front (L-R) Shannon Daly, Grace Morgan, Sue Cole, Vicki Davis, Kelly Gray, Karen Davies, Lucy
Dawson-Grove, Milinda Hunt, Laurie Pow, Dana Friley. Back (L-R) Lisa Longinotto, Susan Scott, Ruth
Letts, Darlene Holomiss, Debbie Dinkle, Janet Atkinson, Marilyn McKenzie.

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WESTERN'S STUDENT
OF THE WEEK
SHANNON DALY

GOLF CHAMPION
BECKY TAYLOR

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(L-R) David Letts, oarlene Holomis, Sandra Vanden Brink, Mr. Horvath.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB

Front (L-R) Graham Wetter, Geoff Cowper, Jane Fluery, Robin Barnett. Back (L-R)
James Sykes, Linda Wright, David Cohen, Karen Baltgailis, Mr. Mokoski:

MIRROR

(L-R) Graham Wetter, David Cohen, Paul Dodd, Shelly Laven.

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TABLE TENNIS

3ADMINTON

Front (L-R) Mr. Mokoski, Julie Clark, Holly Crawford, Lori Pow, Janet Lade, Sue Scott, Sue Cole,
Mr. Torstensen . Back (L-R) Brett Fischbuck, Don Cranston, Kevin Hamm, Alisdair Leeson, David
Odagaki
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ACATEC

(L-R) Lynne McGregor, Henry Van Schellen, David Baxter (editor), George Wilcox, Doug
Wood. Some pictures courtesy of D. Holg_ate.

STUDENTS' COUNCIL

Front (L-R) Lisa Longinotto, Shannon Daly, Marilyn Mckenzie, Laurie Pow. Middle (L-R)
Darlene Holomis, Ruth Letts, Ann Ball. Back (L-R) Dean Christie (president), Sue Cole,
Jamie McCreary, Debra Barcley, David Luxford, .Grace Morgan, Len Wade.
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THE STRING
ORCHESTRA
Ann Ball
Wilma Black
Tracy Beaumont
Shannon Daly
Debbie Duncanson
Tim English
Michele Hammond
Rob Henderson
Kathryn Kermack
Gordon Kramer
Sylvia Patterson
Genevieve Phillips
Susan Scott
Nancy Stilwell
Karen van der Leest
Barbara Walker
Bob Mccuaig
Darrel McLeod

MADRIGAL SINGERS
Patricia Austin
Sue Cole
Lucy Cawson-Grove
Diane Gilchrist
Shane Hanna
Gay Hopkins
Gordon Humphrey
Sandra lsfan
Megan McCarthy
Darrel McLeod
Rhonda Miller
Byng Olive
Megan Rodway
Nancy Stilwell
Graham Wetter

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THE CONCERT CHORUS

Cindy Agnew
Patridia Austin
Kathy Csepregi
Denise Davis
Lucy Dawson-Grove
Liz Gibbs
Fisnr Hilvhtidy
Diane Gilchrist
Gay Hopkins

Jane Hutchinson
Sandra lsfan
Rhonda Miller
Susan Miller
Kathleen Moore
Sandra Neslund
Cathie Speerstra
Marian Speerstra
Debbie Storch

Tracy Titus
Trudi Turner
Meredith Youmans
Shane Hanna
Doug Knell
Spencer Mark
Darrel McLeod
Rob Henderson
Karen Aman
Nancy Stilwell

Wilma Black
Sue Cole
Ingrid lsfan
Mary-Catherine Knowlton
Megan McCarthy
Genevieve Phillips
Lily Ramadanovic
Megan Rodway
Geraldine Speidel
Amin Daredia

CONCERT BAND

Azim Daredia
Gordon Humphrey
Gordon Kramer
Brent Marshall
Byng Olive
Rene Quintin
Roger Wate,rfield
Peter Weeks
Graham Wetter
George Willeboordse

Lisa Atkins
Debbie Duncanson
Tim English
Mary-Cath~rine Knowlton
Marilyn McKenzie
Megan Rodway
Violet van Hees
Ann Ball
Bill Fetherston
Zahra Gasan
Bob Mccuaig
Sigward Slotboom
Kenneth Weir
Guy Martin
Brent Cowie
Nick Orritt
Darcey Gallelli
Barry Glenn
Rob Henderson
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G ordon Kramer
Mark Tatchell
Doug Glennie
Sylvia Patterson
Darrel McLeod
Jim Pernell
Peter Weeks
Karen Christensen
Spencer Mark
Rhonda Miller
Bruce Mohacsy
Janice Fuller
Doug Barker
Bob Nielsen

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Altona, Manitoba, Canada

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